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Conference Paper Decision Making, Strategy, Risk Management, Stakeholder Engagement 1 November 2001
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A national dilemma
By Rodrigues, Bruce | Rider, Lesley Jane Multinational project-oriented corporations often struggle with developing enterprise-wide outcome-based project management competency standards that are appropriate for local implementation and…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Strategy, Risk Management, Estimating, Stakeholder Engagement 1 November 2001
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Managing software projects at AT&T
By Ondov, Rhoda The causes of the successes and failures in software projects attempted over the years within AT&T are analyzed from the results of operational assessments. These findings show consistency over the…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Stakeholder Engagement 1 November 2001
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The value of project management
By Crawford, J. Kent | Pennypacker, James S. Implementing project management generates significant organizational value--both the tangible and intangible, both the financial and non-financial. This is the conclusion reached by the Center for…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Stakeholder Engagement 7 September 2000
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Gaining visibility and commitment to financial services technology projects using planning phase activities and deliverables
By Arnstein, Douglas M. Gain visibility for your Financial Services technology project and obtain commitment from project Stakeholders and participants by using the Project Planning process and the Project Plan as tools…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Benefits Realization, Stakeholder Engagement 7 September 2000
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Making the link from strategy to projects--what's the payoff?
By Combe, Marge One frequently shared symptom among projects that fail is a lack continued executive support. Such withdraw of support usually occurs when projects goals do not ultimately align with corporate…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Resource Management, Stakeholder Engagement 7 September 2000
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How do we start a project? Ensuring the right sponsorship, stakeholder alignment and thoughtful preparation for a project
By Gardner, Donald G. How do we start a project? Ensuring the right sponsorship, stakeholder alignment and thoughtful preparation for a project and examining what happens when these are not in place.There are lots of…
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